22 arrested in Quebec child exploitation sting
Quebec authorities arrested 22 men in major online child sexual exploitation operation. Learn about the investigation and how to protect children from digital predators.
Category : Justice System
22 arrests in Quebec child exploitation probe
A Quebec police task force arrested 22 men for possessing, accessing, and distributing child pornography. Most suspects have already appeared in court. Report child exploitation at cybertip.ca.
Closing arguments in Prince Albert drug trafficking trial
The Tyler Bear drug trafficking trial reaches closing arguments phase in Prince Albert. Get the latest courtroom developments and what comes next in this Saskatchewan case.
Russian soldier gets life for killing Ukrainian POW in first ruling
Ukraine delivers first life sentence to Russian soldier for war crime of killing prisoner of war. Historic ruling sets precedent for wartime justice. Read the full details.
London prison mistakenly releases inmate, recaptured week later
A London prison mistakenly released an inmate who remained free for over a week before being rearrested. Learn about the security breach and ongoing investigation.
Montreal Police Roll Out Strangulation Protocol City-Wide
Montreal police implement Quebec's first strangulation-response protocol after pilot project showed major improvements in domestic violence investigations. Learn how this initiative saves lives.
Calgary preacher denied new trial in library incident
Calgary street pastor Derek Reimer's application for a new trial has been denied following his 2023 arrest at Seton Library's Reading with Royalty event. Learn about the case details and legal outcome.
How to Report Hate Crimes in Windsor: WPS Guide
Windsor Police Service provides crucial information on identifying and reporting hate crimes. Learn the steps to take and help build a safer community for all residents.
Calgary pastor fails to stop new trial after protest
Street church pastor Derek Reimer faces new trial after Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal over 2023 drag library protest. Calgary case continues to draw attention.
Second-degree murder charge in Snowden death
A second-degree murder charge has been laid following a death in Snowden. Get the latest details on this developing case and its legal implications.
Second Person Charged in Halifax Homicide
Halifax police have charged a second individual with second-degree murder in connection with a man's death. The investigation continues as authorities seek justice.
Sault murder suspect arrested at Toronto Union Station
Scott Devlin, 52, wanted for murder in Sault Ste. Marie, was apprehended Thursday at Toronto's Union Station. Get the latest details on this cross-province manhunt.
Barrie duo used staple gun, guitar in attack: police
Ontario Provincial Police allege a Barrie duo used a staple gun and guitar in a violent attack. Get the latest details on this disturbing case and its ongoing investigation.
Sarnia Police Report Changing Crime Patterns
Sarnia Police Service reveals concerning crime trends with intimate partner violence calls decreasing while assaults and weapon-related incidents increase. Stay informed about community safety.
Woman Guilty of Harassing Madeleine McCann's Family
A Polish woman found guilty of harassing Kate and Gerry McCann but cleared of stalking charges in the ongoing Madeleine McCann case. Learn the details of this disturbing harassment campaign.
Toronto police search for missing 74-year-old woman
Toronto police have established a command post as they intensify their search for Lynn, a 74-year-old woman last seen near Victoria Park and Ellesmere Road. Help bring her home safely.
Sask. woman faces charges after alleged triple homicide
RCMP has charged a Saskatchewan woman in connection with an alleged triple homicide. Get the latest details on this developing criminal case in Saskatchewan.
Nova Scotia premier blasts judges over poppy ban
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston threatens new legislation after judges demand court staff remove remembrance poppies, calling the order 'disgusting' and vowing to protect the symbol's sanctity.
Quebec man pleads guilty in Taser smuggling case
A Quebec man faces sentencing after pleading guilty to smuggling a Taser disguised as a flashlight through Mississauga. Learn about this border security breach and its implications.
Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission finds racial profiling
The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission has determined a woman was targeted by racial profiling. Learn about the case details and implications for human rights in Canada.
RCMP search for missing Miranda Lepage in Thompson
Manitoba RCMP are searching for Miranda Lepage, 36, reported missing from Thompson on November 1, 2025. Police seek public assistance in locating the woman.
Ontario judge: Fake nude image sharing not a crime
An Ontario judge has dismissed charges against a Halton man accused of sharing fake nude images of his wife, ruling the act didn't constitute a crime under current laws.
Harrow teen killed in police collision remembered
The community mourns Mendaye 'Mendy' Goossen, a 19-year-old from Harrow killed in a collision with an OPP cruiser. Remembered for her creativity and kindness.
$10K copper wire stolen from Aylmer substation
Aylmer Police investigate major copper wire theft worth $10,000 from local electrical substation. Authorities seek public assistance in identifying suspects.
EPS officer charged with sexual assault, victim speaks out
An Edmonton woman shares her relief after an EPS officer was charged with sexual assault. Get the latest developments in this ongoing case and its impact on police accountability.
1968 Cold Case Solved Using Forensic Genealogy
A 1968 murder case, North Carolina's oldest cold case solved using forensic genealogy, has been closed after victim identification through hair sample DNA analysis. Discover how technology brought justice.
NM Legislators Propose Epstein Ranch Truth Commission
New Mexico lawmakers seek $2.5 million truth commission to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch activities and prevent future sex trafficking. Learn about the bipartisan effort.
Hells Angels tombstone appears in Montreal cemetery
A tombstone featuring the Hells Angels logo has been discovered in a Montreal-area cemetery, raising questions about gang symbolism in public spaces. Learn more about this controversial memorial.
Barrie man charged with murder of partner
A Barrie man faces murder charges in the death of his partner. Ontario Provincial Police continue investigation into the domestic homicide case.
Winnipeg man breaks into home, stabs himself: police
A Winnipeg man was arrested after allegedly breaking into a family's home and stabbing himself with a butcher knife. Police investigation ongoing.
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